Matthew83
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Warning!: make backups before you mess with any system files. After root please don't delete system files without a proper backup. Only delete files you know are safe to delete first. Thank you.
Noobified has found a working root method for the LG Optimus F60. He asked me to start a new thread about it. I'm including instructions directly from Noobified's post here. Please note I'm not the brightess bulb around so I will answer any questions as best as possible but Noobified is the expert not me.
This guide too confusing?
Try this guide instead.
Better yet just watch LG Fanatic's video tutorial here
NOTE: I put the commands you need to copy in a code box so you can easily double click on the text to highlight only the code in the box.
1.) Enable Developer Options by tapping build number Settings> About Phone> Software Information until you are presented with "You are now a developer"
In Developer Options enable USB Debugging (Enable PTP for debugging to work)
Download the root.zip and unzip it. Open a command prompt in the root of this folder, copy and paste these commands one by one. Make sure to press enter after each command:
2.) Put your device in download mode (while powered off hold volume up and plug in usb until download mode is shown)
3.) In command prompt in the root of this folder run the below command
There are two ways to find out what com port to use. The easiest is to run the ports.bat file included in the LG Root.zip. Another way is to check the device manager in Windows.
After running this command on the correct COM port you will be presented with a root shell # symbol
4.) Copy and paste this command right after the root shell symbol and press enter:
You should see something happening and not a return of a blank command. Once it's finished pull the battery and boot up your device is rooted.
Tips:
For Windows 7 and above you can open a command prompt window but holding shift and right clicking on a folder. In the right click menu it should say open command window here.
You need to have Windows install the LG Drivers. Windows should install these drivers automatically if you select Send Images (PTP) mode when the USB is connected.
If for some reason Windows wont automatically install the drivers you can get them from here:
http://androidxda.com/download-lg-usb-drivers
If you are having trouble finding out which COM port your phone is using change the phone's USB mode to media device (MTP) and the Windows Device Manager should show the phone under Ports (COM & LPT).
Noobified has found a working root method for the LG Optimus F60. He asked me to start a new thread about it. I'm including instructions directly from Noobified's post here. Please note I'm not the brightess bulb around so I will answer any questions as best as possible but Noobified is the expert not me.
This guide too confusing?
Try this guide instead.
Better yet just watch LG Fanatic's video tutorial here
NOTE: I put the commands you need to copy in a code box so you can easily double click on the text to highlight only the code in the box.
1.) Enable Developer Options by tapping build number Settings> About Phone> Software Information until you are presented with "You are now a developer"
In Developer Options enable USB Debugging (Enable PTP for debugging to work)
Download the root.zip and unzip it. Open a command prompt in the root of this folder, copy and paste these commands one by one. Make sure to press enter after each command:
Code:
adb.exe push lg_root.sh /data/local/tmp/
Code:
adb.exe push busybox /data/local/tmp/
Code:
adb.exe push UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip /data/local/tmp/
2.) Put your device in download mode (while powered off hold volume up and plug in usb until download mode is shown)
3.) In command prompt in the root of this folder run the below command
Code:
Send_Command.exe \\.\COM5
After running this command on the correct COM port you will be presented with a root shell # symbol
4.) Copy and paste this command right after the root shell symbol and press enter:
Code:
sh /data/local/tmp/lg_root.sh dummy 1 /data/local/tmp/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip /data/local/tmp/busybox
You should see something happening and not a return of a blank command. Once it's finished pull the battery and boot up your device is rooted.
Tips:
For Windows 7 and above you can open a command prompt window but holding shift and right clicking on a folder. In the right click menu it should say open command window here.
You need to have Windows install the LG Drivers. Windows should install these drivers automatically if you select Send Images (PTP) mode when the USB is connected.
If for some reason Windows wont automatically install the drivers you can get them from here:
http://androidxda.com/download-lg-usb-drivers
If you are having trouble finding out which COM port your phone is using change the phone's USB mode to media device (MTP) and the Windows Device Manager should show the phone under Ports (COM & LPT).
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